Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-08
GLENCOE

| J. Z. Workman. OF Quincy. spent Saturday
with Glencoe friends.
| Mrs. Z. NJ. Sutton is on the sick ist.
viii Ogiibee, who has been sick with GIin-
~ for several days, is much better
| Misses Abbie Piper and Lizzie SAWYER. of
Warnock. spent last Friday with friends here
ana atttnded church in the evening.
Miss Nora Myers. of st. Clair>vilIe, is the
guest CT her sister. Miss Jennie, of this place
L. ii. Potts bas put up Il new wagon scales
OF the StrndHrd make, and erected commo-
dlo;is builsiing over the same.
Mr. Van sutton now wears the smile-i,s Il
boy a;,tl Il buster, too
Mr. George Marshall, OF Cumberland rnn, is
still very poorly.
The little child Of Mr.. D.J M;MaLis that
has been very sick for some time is now get.
ting better
Xli,tfe daughter OF Mir. Joseph KcttiewelI
is quite sick.
Already the people are ~. the lookout for
thcir Xmas turkey.
W. NJ. Klnsiey is meeting with good sue
ce.s selling Samantha at Saratoga " 1t is
one of the popular books of the times and ev-
cry rtader should have one in his library
Mrs Rev. Eicher is stopping with friends
here during the prOtracted meeting Mrs f.
Is an earnest Christian lady and aids her hus-
D1hu III Ei- great WOfk.
Dir John ". U@ilbee arrived home from
Dearer, Col last saturday. He will proba-
bly, move to The Rocky Mountain Safe next
summer.
sutton Bros our entcrprsing merchants
are erecting new stable
Last week the ire on the creek was quite
heavy, and The boys took advantage Of it with
their skates
The Glencoe literary society has been ad-
journed until after the proiracted meeting
closes,
Mr. Dixon, the map man, will complete his
work IN this county in Il short time. lie will
then ielvein inr othef fields of work
Oar schools are in very prosperous condi-
lion. Under the infringement Of Sup't Fulton.
There are six pupils from other districts at
lcnding the high school and all speak in the
highest terms Of Mr.. Fulton. The pupils from
other districts are Misses Sadie stitt, Sudie
Nc Matters and Minnie Nett. and Messrs Hen
ry aleek, w j. Grimes and Emmet Sley Miss
Mary KirkeI has charge OF the primary CO
paTtment and Is well liked.
The Franklin coal mines have been running
only about three days out Of II week owing TO
the lack Of cara In which 10 ship the coal
Mr.. A W King and Nr. james McNiece
have shipped severil car loads of hogs from
here dnrin5 the lasi fsw weeks.
Mr.. George Auit. Of Gentervile. was on our
SlTceLS iast WStk.
Rev iiissOm filed the pulpit In tbs A.. f
church here sunday morning, and Rev. Eli
cher Gllsd his appointment ut Jacobsburg
Th. meeting OF the Little Gem Literary So
Eeiety at FHirvisw school house, Tuesday
night wss an interesting one. The debate was
good, and al excellent paper Was read by
Thomas Sef This Sorioty - 0ne OF the best
In this section OF the country, consequently
IL draws large audiences
MIR Simon Tarnsvofti has moved his iami-
ly ifOG Quincy la this place; he occupies the
hoas;. lately vaested h. George Fenncl.
p. Il. sutton has re-Opened his shoe shop.
The flag stone for the pavement in front of
;r Piper, residence have been hauled on the
ground, md shonld bs laid at once - the
sidewalk is very muddy here.
There Is considerable sickness 'aannng the
children 10 this section, but 1t Is mostly bad
colds I1d sore teront
The bad boy is now IN his glory--big meet
Ing is going on, and he sits i'll the back seat
aud munches peanuts, Shyins the hulls across
the aisle Mt the fat boy, who persists in call
ing him "bIack sheep" Occasionally he
takes an illustrated newspaper from his pOck-
ct and very cumplaccntly looks at the comic
cuts while the minister earnestly impOrtunes
sinners TO flee from the wrath 10 come
There are no new developments in the ..uil
STRIKE" and the excitement il fast subsiGlng.
Cards are OUT Tor tiie NeuulnS OF Dr. her-
wood Dixon. OF WichitN. X ansas and Miss
Sadie RcM astrrs. daughter OF Mr. VIM. Nc
Masters, Il prominent farmer OF this vicinity.
Miss sadie Is one OF our best young ladies. |
and for several yCsrs has been one "f the |
leading teachers Of Belmont county. Mr..
Dixon. who j. ac intelligent and rising Young |
physician, was raised in this neighlGrhOod. |
ami his many friends will join the writer in
wishing the happy couplea long, prosperous |
and happy life. They will make Kansas
their home
Several OF our young people attended II
singing at MarbletOwn last saturday night. |
Fhcrr seems TO be considerable attraction up |
th't way for some OF our young men.
There wns u man here last week. looking up |
place TO bold nagic lantern show. but
meeting with no rncoulagent he left for
more congenial cline.
Miss Minnie Fulton. of Marbletown. was
the guest OF Miss Mary Kirkcr. sunday
'ur people feel sure of the new bridge over
Tue liiIle creek, aud say 1t will lie built carly
In the spring
Rev; IIi>>om, who is assisting the pastor in
church wGrk here. will 90 to Clsrington on
The 'ith, IL assist in meeting there
Oar protrncicd meeting il slill in progress.
and much interest l. being maniiested-al-
ready some ~ have connected themselves with |
th" Church aud several have been rouycrted. |
heF. tirher and Roy. Uls>om are both ahlc |
preachers, aud lahoriag earnestly IN hrhalt of
ns people A. long ~ the iutrrasL Eeops up !
the meetiug will he continued. and scores OF
souls may yet be turned 10 God. May the
good work continac,